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Published Jan 11, 2024

#113 - Dr Joseph Lee MD Discusses His String Theory Regarding Why mmRNA Jabs Cause Clots, Cults And More

Dr. Joseph Lee MD joins Ahmad Malik to critique COVID-19 vaccine research, introduce his controversial 'String Theory' on clot risks, and explore the societal impact of cult-like behavior, ethical dilemmas, and legal challenges during the vaccine rollout.
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  • Cult Reflections

    and share personal stories about growing up in religious cults, highlighting the lasting impact on their lives. Ahmad recalls his skepticism even as a child, questioning the teachings and eventually rejecting organized religion 1. Joseph reflects on his upbringing in a Seventh-day Adventist community, which he describes as almost cult-like, and how it shaped his critical thinking skills 2.

    My parents put me on a farm in a cult group in the middle of Tennessee with no academic, no teachers that were certified.

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    Both emphasize the importance of questioning beliefs and the courage it takes to break free from such environments.

       

    Breaking Free

    The journey of breaking free from a cult is fraught with challenges, as Ahmad and Joseph discuss. Ahmad describes the immense courage required to leave a cult, likening it to having the strength of a dinosaur to walk away from everything familiar 3. Joseph shares his own experience of leaving the Seventh-day Adventist community, emphasizing the difficulty of abandoning a social circle and the ideals instilled from childhood 4.

    For a person to walk out of a cult takes big kahunas.

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    Both agree that once you leave one controlling belief system, you become more resistant to others.

       

    Groupthink

    Ahmad and Joseph explore the broader implications of cult-like behavior and groupthink in society. Ahmad notes that once you've experienced a cult, you can easily recognize similar patterns in other groups, such as charismatic leadership and the suppression of dissent 5. Joseph reflects on the us-versus-them mentality that persists even after leaving a cult, highlighting how group loyalty can stifle individual thought 6.

    When you've been in a cult, you can spot other cults.

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    They stress the importance of maintaining individuality and questioning group norms to avoid falling into new forms of groupthink.

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